Now...here's a thought. You might want to consult a little book called "College Catalog."

I have a piece of advice for you: CHECK YOUR EVALUATION VERY CAREFULLY AND COMPARE IT AGAINST YOUR OWN RECORDS. I am a UMUC student with four classes left until I get my degree. I recently had an "official evaluation" of my transfer credits and according to UMUC, I had 9 classes left before I could receive my degree. To make a long story short, UMUC has tried to cheat me out of 14 credits. It took me hours to figure out why their records were different from mine and here are a few things I discovered: 1. One of my classes was a four-credit class. On my evaluation, they had it listed as a two-credit class, cheating me out of two credits. My prior evaluation listed it as a four-credit course now suddently four became two. How strange. 2. Two of my six-credit classes they listed as three-credit classes. There's another six credits gone. 3. Two classes that I had previously received credit for (they were listed on my prior evaluation) were now missing from the new evaluation. That's six more credits lost. In addition to all of this, they do not apply the classes to the correct categories. In many cases on my evaluation, they put the classes for my major under "Electives" and then indicated I needed to take more classes to complete my major. It took them three months to do this evaluation. I am so upset that I'm thinking about contacting a news station to see if they will investigate. If this has happened to me, it has probably happened to other students, as well. That may be what happened to you! Check your records. In the meantime, if anyone knows the proper authorities to complain to, please let me know! 3.